[00:00] so yaourt makes the package i suppose? [00:00] yeah something like that [00:00] aur <3 [00:00] I wish something existed like that for ubuntu... [00:00] I mean ppas are great but just don't compare to aur / yaurt [00:00] no and I like how they are seperate really from the rest of the system [00:01] on some that might be "suspect" [00:01] and I have been loving not having to worry about release cycles [00:01] yeah [02:10] evening folks, anyone alive or JaBoI? [02:11] hey webjocky [02:11] and linuxman410 [02:11] oh wow. response! [02:11] wrst how are you [02:11] webjocky how r u [02:12] not too bad - a bit shocked, I/O on IRC isn't what it used to be ;) [02:12] good linuxman410 what you have going on today? [02:12] wrst u ever tried zenix os [02:13] no linuxman410 what is it? [02:13] http://zenix-os.net/ this one [02:13] webjocky: you may just be here at the wrong time o' day :) [02:14] might be.. [02:14] linuxman410: that looks super light weight [02:14] wrst yeah i know i am downloading it now [02:15] cool [02:15] so I'm digging through google's massive db searching for a driver or any way to get my eSATA HDD working via 10.04 - to no avail. Was wondering if anybody could lend some advice. It's a Intel Marvell 88E6145 chipset. [02:15] wrst all my machines are running lubuntu but one i only have one with the power to run ubuntu [02:17] webjocky good luck i have a small form factor pc with marvell nic and it will not work with linux [02:18] the esata the issue webjocky? [02:19] Doesn't show up in Disk Utility. BIOS sees the drive attached. [02:19] linuxman: thnx for the encouragement ;) - zenix looks pretty nice [02:20] hmm webjocky I've used eSATA but never had issues [02:20] you using a SATA from your motherboard? [02:21] yeah, everything I've read says that you have to mount the drive before use (obviously), but that it should just 'show up' under the Places menu. [02:21] Yes. eSATA & SATA from my mobo: Intel DP55KG [02:22] also have a 3rd pty RAID card installed - working fine. [02:22] hmm webjocky does sudo fdisk -l show your hard drive? [02:22] * webjocky opens terminal to find out [02:22] that will atleast let you know if you are having an issue detecting the hardware or an issue mounting the drive [02:27] Well darnit, it's not listed. [02:27] hmm well [02:27] don't know what that means :) [02:28] sounds like some part of that equation isn't being detected [02:28] of coruse :) [02:28] I even got happy for a sec. Saw a 2TB device show up (size I'm looking for) - but then realized it's just my RAID5 (3x1TB drives)... [02:29] hmm. no secret places to look for crazy drivers? lol [02:29] webjocky: looks like a problem that several have [02:31] webjocky: seen this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1647245 [02:32] points to a solution here: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=851588 [02:32] def. not - never occurred to me that ubuntuforums.org might actually have something to do with ubuntu... thnx, reading. [02:33] :D [02:34] wow. that actually sounds promising. Thanks! [02:35] webjocky: this appears to tell how to do it in ubuntu if you connect the dots:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=681963 [02:36] * webjocky is skeptical, that looks waaaaay too easy. [02:40] yeah i was thinking the same thing webjocky :) [02:40] we were right :) [02:40] afraid of that :) [02:40] I'm running 10.04 Desktop. [02:40] linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-14-server = "is not installed" [02:40] should all work out the same on that end of things [02:40] you would have to substitute the kernel you are running [02:40] * webjocky shows his n00b [02:40] do a uname -a [02:41] and that will tell you the kernel version [02:41] tnx for the tip [02:42] wish we had a little more of an expert here than me :) [02:43] well, you're a step up from me so I'm happy for the moment :D [02:43] I tried the same command with my kernel version: linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.32-33-generic still says "is not installed" [02:44] i'm a little doubtful about that not for sure what that does looks like a reboot would do the same thing [02:45] hmm don't guess it would because that is taking the kernel modules out [15:03] pace_t_zulu: Are you around? [17:03] Xpistos: i'm betting not :) [17:03] lol [17:09] how are you doing Xpistos? [17:10] working on church website [17:12] or church festival website [17:19] ahh free work [19:06] howdy ubuntulo1_ [19:07] uhh [19:07] howdy Unit193 [19:11] wrst: Thanks, and howdy! [19:12] Unit193: good day? [19:15] wrst: Sure. I used telnet for IRC last night :D [19:15] really... telnet? haven't used that in a LONG time :) [19:17] Doing it for IRC does make it much harder, but doable [19:18] are you just telnetting into a server somewhere or is there more to this than I'm seeing Unit193? [19:18] telnet irc.freenode.net 667 [19:18] 6667 [19:38] ahh really [19:38] hmm [19:39] You need to respond to IRC server pings and prefix all messages with "privmsg #ubuntu-us-tn :This is my message" [19:40] hmm let me try putty [19:40] i'm on winders Unit193 so tried with the command prompt [19:40] Nice, putty 0.61? [19:40] .60 [19:41] ok found my hostname.. [19:43] hmm seem to be having connection issues but good thing to know [19:43] You gotta be kinda quick [19:44] hmm what do you do when you get tot hat point? [19:45] :adams.freenode.net NOTICE * :*** No Ident response ? [19:46] found a tut can't stay connected long enough :) [19:50] It worked [19:51] ha ha [19:51] CAP LS [19:51] CAP REQ :identify-msg multi-prefix [19:51] PASS pass [19:51] USER Unit193 8 * :Unit-Telnet (Telnet) [19:51] NICK Unit-Telnet [19:51] CAP END [19:51] After that, you may want to identify to nickserv [19:51] hmm my connection is quirky here at work let me try that at home [19:53] hmm [19:53] yep that worked [19:53] Not as easy? [19:53] uhh no :) [19:53] But it is fun :P [19:54] yes and could be useful [19:55] And you would see how it might be hard to stay connected (If you don't pong back, adios) [19:56] ha ha yes [19:56] I like my flashy client Unit193 [19:57] But can you do that? [19:58] I kinda like this in a way, but irssi seems really easy after this :P [19:58] do what? :) [19:58] You didn't see my version reply? [19:58] irssi I can handle but I prefer weecaht as far as non gui goes [19:58] hmm [19:58] ahh yes I did :) [19:59] Fun? :D [20:04] ha ha yes [20:04] cyberanger: should use that all the times he likes primitive stuff [20:04] And you can give ctcp replys to people that didn't even request ^_^ [20:05] He could figure out an easy way to keep it connected too... [20:06] oh yes he is a master of such things [20:19] wrst: use what [20:19] and primitive, heh, it works, why change [20:23] cyberanger: Use telnet :P [20:24] Unit193: over ssh, why? [20:25] cyberanger: We were talking about using telnet to connect to freenode directly (As I was doing it) [20:25] that's unwise [20:25] ah, yeah [20:25] a royal pain [20:26] (and were you actually using telnet) [20:26] privmsg ##ubuntu-us-tn :Yes I was [20:26] We on the same TZ? [20:27] lol, was checking resopnse time, not realizing your telnet connection ended [20:27] since one can modify version info and such [20:28] but if they're doing it by hand, replying to an unexpected ctcp takes time [20:29] And you can't really get a ping [20:29] cyberanger: You should have a random ctcp version reply :P [20:29] Unit193: random, why? [20:30] cyberanger: Random because you didn't request one at the time :P [20:30] oh, unsolicited, yes [20:31] :D I don't even remember what it said (It was really late last night...() [20:31] doesn't confirm telnet over xchaat [20:31] since one can spoof with xchat [20:31] Hmmm... Didn't know that [20:31] hence my ctcp [20:32] I think the same goes for irssi too [20:59] hey cyberanger [21:41] hey wrst [23:19] wrst, I just realized packagekit doesn't require password to do anything [23:19] I really like that [23:28] chris4585: mixed blessing [23:29] for you, an adept user, sole user of the machine, wise enough [23:29] for an office setting, poor [23:30] cyberanger, yes well I'm sure there is a way to change that, but I lock my computer everytime I walk away from it [23:30] yeah, which wouldn't work for an office [23:30] how many people work in the office with arch and packagekit? [23:30] lol [23:31] I'm not sure if fedora's settings are the same for packagekit [23:31] but I'm starting to like packagekit a lot now [23:31] chris4585: in the US, or worldwide [23:32] and linux overall, enough [23:32] worldwide [23:34] well besides google.. [23:38] yes, not everyone affords windows [23:39] latin america, africa, the middle east & asia [23:39] I'm not saying rival microsoft, meerly it is used, and a concern for that fact [23:44] chris4585: yes im guessing some way to set that up?